The now-legendary animated series makes a big-screen splash with a feature-length film that features the same crude animation but now has the license to be as rude as it wants to be. Keep the kids away and enjoy the episode of SOUTH PARK you always hoped you'd see. Stan, Kyle, Kenny, and Cartman sneak into the R-rated Terrence and Philip movie, and before you know it, their angry parents have declared a war on Canada. A musical in disguise, the film features many memorable songs as well as a touching relationship between Saddam Hussein and Satan himself. The showstopping tune "Blame Canada!" was nominated for a 1999 Academy Award for Best Song.

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Region 1 Encoding
Widescreen Anamorphic
Theatrical Trailers
Interactive Menus
Scene Selection
Sensormatic Security Tag

Trey Parker: Co-creator of "South Park" animated series
Matt Stone: Co-creator of "South Park" animated series

"...So gleefully vulgar, so eagerly offensive, it's tough not to get down on all fours and beg for more....It is smart. And neither its timing nor its attitude could be better..."
"..An unflagging, exultant piece of entertainment....Truly a spectacle for the big screen, bursting with genuinely tuneful songs, towering 'production numbers', and some ambitious imagery..." -- 4 out of 5 stars
"...To all intents and purposes, this film is a musical, and a damn good one at that..."
"...A hilariously smutty send-up....If the Marx Brothers were alive, this is what they'd be doing..." -- Rating: A
"...Very funny..."
"...A subversive, sensationally funny wake-up call..."
"...It's almost heartening to see a movie that's not afraid to be upfront about its coarseness..."